Short Stories
Authors
Symbolism
Literary device
100

What's the name of the Short story where the narrator emphasizes the careful calculation to carry out the perfect crime? 

The Tell-Tale Heart

100

Who wrote The Tell-Tale Heart?

Edgar Allan Poe 

100

What do apples symbolize? 

Knowledge

100

What is a story-teller whose version of events cannot be trusted?

Unreliable narrator

200

A story about an old woman's attempt to get rid of wickedness in her town?

The Possibility of Evil

200

Who wrote The Possibility of Evil?

Shirley Jackson 

200

In what ways can symbolism be used by writers?

Through objects, events, and characters

200

Two ways to describe a character

Direct and indirect characterisation 
300

How many police officers does the madman talk to in The Tell-Tale Heart?

Three police officers

300
What is the name of the genre commonly used by authors in the 19th century?

Gothic fiction

300

Throughout the story, Miss Strangeworth is symbolized with what object?

Her roses

300

Name the 4 types of unreliable narrators 

Picaro, madman, naif, and liar

400

On what day did the madman finally kill the old man in The Tell-Tale Heart?

The 8th night

400

Edgar Allan Poe was one of the first American writers to embrace what format?

Short stories 

400

Name two opposite things windows could symbolize

Freedom/imprisonment

400

"Miss Strangeworth never gave away any of her roses, although the tourists often asked her. The roses belonged on Pleasant Street, and it bothered Miss Strangeworth to think of people wanting to carry them away..." and "...she sometimes found herself thinking that the town belonged to her." are examples of what literary device?

Characterisation 

500

What's the name of the person who destroys Miss Strangeworth's roses?

Don Crane 

500
What's the name of the female author known for her novel Frankenstein's Monster? 

Mary Shelley 

500

Name the object that symbolizes evil in The Tell-Tale Heart

The Eye

500

A literary device in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

Metaphor